Thread: Sano Arrival ETA

In my mind though, it's very simple. Each player is an individual and their job is not to push him to the big leagues, it is for him to be ready when he gets there, whether it is late next year or 2015 or later.

See Giancarlos Stanton's stats in the Midwest League a couple of years ago.

Originally Posted by Seth Stohs

In my mind though, it's very simple. Each player is an individual and their job is not to push him to the big leagues, it is for him to be ready when he gets there, whether it is late next year or 2015 or later.

See Giancarlos Stanton's stats in the Midwest League a couple of years ago.

What does this even mean?

BTW, Stanton never played in the Midwest League. He was pushed pretty aggressively too.

If rosario can keep hitting and stealing I'd keep him moving with sano

Sano is slumping so bad right now that he's giving the Twins an excuse to be the same old wait-and-see Twins. I actually kind of hope it's an old fashioned not-seeing-the-ball-well slump and not because he only sees crap pitches. That latter would suggest the Twins are doing him a disservice by keeping him in Beloit.

Just tweeted: "Last night, Miguel Sano was 0-4 and committed his 15th error. He is 1-27 in his last 8 games. He is 3-36 since turning 19 (11 games)."

Originally Posted by Jeremy Nygaard

But can he put away the sauce like Miggity Cabriggity?

I sure hope not. I also hope he has an aversion to partying with players from the opposing team into the wee hours of the morning, especially during a pennant race.

Originally Posted by Boom Boom

The Twins will decide they need a proven closer and trade him for Heath Bell.

If that happens, I will go find the closest bridge.